Open The Door

When Calvin nodded at Tina, she went to the front door and passed out numbered tickets to the crowd streaming out of the waiting room. "Take a number and wait your turn," she said, cutting through the sound of the crowd. "We will start seeing patients at nine o'clock. Thank you for your patience."

The patients were relieved, thankful to have some semblance of order amidst the rush. As Tina began distributing the tickets, Calvin went back inside, where his staff were already making last preparations, almost scurrying with enthusiasm.

"I need to ensure we are prepared to handle this number," Calvin briefed his team. "This has to be carried out fast and with cool heads. After all, we are here to serve as many as possible."

Then, just as quickly, the surprise dissolved away, and the staff got back to work. They were suddenly setting up more seating in the waiting area, making sure that all necessary medical supplies were at hand. The small space of the clinic took on a frazzled bustle of
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